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I am reading Marie Thérèse - Child of Terror from Susan Nagel and the author seems pretty convinced that Louis XVI was in love with Mme de Polignac. That's the first time I hear about this hypothesis. Any opinions/sources about it?

Hi,

I read recently that Bulgakov was a monarchist. However, it seems to me that he was rather moderate for his time.

Is there anyone in this sub who is knowleadgable enough to briefly introduce me to Bulgakov views?

PS: references are always welcome 📚

Hi everyone,

I am asking this question because I an curious to discover how the perception of philosophy changes between believers and non believers. Are believers less or more likely to develop an interest in philosophy? How do the relationship with philosophy varies between believers and non - believers? I am asking because I am under the impression that both religion and philosophy are concerned with methaphysical questions.

PS: please be kind with me, I have no formal training in philosophy besides high school classes.

I recently came across the definition of neurodivergence (differing in mental or neurological function from what is considered typical or normal).

Based on this definition would you consider BPD a form of neurodivergence. If yes, why?